Sisters of Vipers (physical)
On the island of Alapora, only the elite and wealthy priests and priestesses, known as the Holy Ones, are permitted to safely use the magic of demons, but that doesn’t stop the common people, or the demons. For years, demons and humans have been mingling in the mysterious Masked Market, where demon magic is traded in secret.
One day, Zomoc, the overeager apprentice of a powerful priestess, seeks out the Masked Market to investigate, and meets a girl named Mola. The two become involved in a shocking chain of events that unravels everything Zomoc thought she knew about herself and her home.
Over the next three years, Zomoc and Mola give everything they have to spearhead a movement to use magic to take down the Holy Ones…or die trying.
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Trigger and Content Warnings
On page: Slavery, dead and decomposing bodies, suicidal ideation, severe injuries, loss of a limb, attempted murder, disassociation, forced pregnancy.
Referenced/discussed: suicide, death of a parent, childbirth, death of an infant, death after childbirth.
Implied or mentioned: rape.
Please be aware: while the conflict between demons and humans is inspired by, and very similar to, issues in real human society, it is drastically different in many ways due to the fantasy setting and is not meant to directly parallel real-life conflicts.
On the island of Alapora, only the elite and wealthy priests and priestesses, known as the Holy Ones, are permitted to safely use the magic of demons, but that doesn’t stop the common people, or the demons. For years, demons and humans have been mingling in the mysterious Masked Market, where demon magic is traded in secret.
One day, Zomoc, the overeager apprentice of a powerful priestess, seeks out the Masked Market to investigate, and meets a girl named Mola. The two become involved in a shocking chain of events that unravels everything Zomoc thought she knew about herself and her home.
Over the next three years, Zomoc and Mola give everything they have to spearhead a movement to use magic to take down the Holy Ones…or die trying.
—
Trigger and Content Warnings
On page: Slavery, dead and decomposing bodies, suicidal ideation, severe injuries, loss of a limb, attempted murder, disassociation, forced pregnancy.
Referenced/discussed: suicide, death of a parent, childbirth, death of an infant, death after childbirth.
Implied or mentioned: rape.
Please be aware: while the conflict between demons and humans is inspired by, and very similar to, issues in real human society, it is drastically different in many ways due to the fantasy setting and is not meant to directly parallel real-life conflicts.
On the island of Alapora, only the elite and wealthy priests and priestesses, known as the Holy Ones, are permitted to safely use the magic of demons, but that doesn’t stop the common people, or the demons. For years, demons and humans have been mingling in the mysterious Masked Market, where demon magic is traded in secret.
One day, Zomoc, the overeager apprentice of a powerful priestess, seeks out the Masked Market to investigate, and meets a girl named Mola. The two become involved in a shocking chain of events that unravels everything Zomoc thought she knew about herself and her home.
Over the next three years, Zomoc and Mola give everything they have to spearhead a movement to use magic to take down the Holy Ones…or die trying.
—
Trigger and Content Warnings
On page: Slavery, dead and decomposing bodies, suicidal ideation, severe injuries, loss of a limb, attempted murder, disassociation, forced pregnancy.
Referenced/discussed: suicide, death of a parent, childbirth, death of an infant, death after childbirth.
Implied or mentioned: rape.
Please be aware: while the conflict between demons and humans is inspired by, and very similar to, issues in real human society, it is drastically different in many ways due to the fantasy setting and is not meant to directly parallel real-life conflicts.